Best Alternatives to PMEG4030ER,115

Package: SOD-123WNexperia USA Inc.Diodes - Rectifiers - SingleMfr: Nexperia USA Inc.Package: Tape & Reel (TR); Cut Tape (CT); Digi-Reel®Diode Type: SchottkyVoltage - DC Reverse (Vr) (Max): 40 VCurrent - Average Rectified (Io): 3A

Find functional alternatives for the PMEG4030ER,115 Schottky diode. While no direct pin-compatible replacements have been identified, several parts offer matching or superior electrical ratings in different packages, requiring PCB layout changes.

AI replacement insight

Package riskhigh

Requires board redesign. Target is SOD-123W, alternates are larger SMA/SMB.

Electrical riskmedium

Must verify forward voltage (Vf) and dynamic parameters to ensure efficiency.

Sourcing risklow

Candidates are active and available from multiple manufacturers.

Can it be replaced directly?

No direct, pin-compatible replacement for the PMEG4030ER,115 has been found. All candidates require a board layout change.

Best replacement path

Use SS34B as a functional alternative if a PCB redesign is feasible, as its core electrical ratings match the target.

Main risk

Physical incompatibility due to different package footprints (e.g., SMB/SMA vs. SOD-123W).

Recommended alternatives

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SS34B package
Needs validationhigh risk

A functional alternative with matching voltage and current, but in a different package requiring board redesign.

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Alternative comparison matrix

Feature / factorPMEG4030ER,115SS34BSS36Alt 3Compatibility / risk
PackageSOD-123WDO-214AA (SMB)-DO-214AC (SMA) — Not a drop-in replacement; requires new PCB layout.
Voltage V40.040.0-60.0 — Higher reverse voltage provides more margin.
Current A3.03.0-3.0 — Average rectified current matches.
Voltage Forward V0.54V @ 3A0.55V @ 3A-0.75V @ 3A — Significantly higher Vf will increase power dissipation.

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Questions & answers

SS34B offers identical voltage (40V) and current (3A) ratings, making it a strong functional alternative, but it comes in a larger SMB package that requires a board redesign.